Good Questions: Barber Poles, Snoring, Former Titles
It's Friday, and that means we are responding to some of your Good Questions. Some viewers wanted to know: Why are barber poles outside of barber shops?
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It's Friday, and that means we are responding to some of your Good Questions. Some viewers wanted to know: Why are barber poles outside of barber shops?
For three days this week, Minneapolis drivers had to put on the brakes at 2nd Avenue and 11th Street downtown. The signal went out Monday night and didn't get fixed until Thursday.
The spring allergy season is right around the corner. But if you've been waking up with red, itchy eyes already, chances are you may have a dust mite allergy.
People across Hennepin County got an unexpected wake-up call Tuesday morning -- sirens sounded just after 6:00 am, but turns out it was an accident and there was no emergency.
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week and every year we see neighborhoods lose power because of storms. So why aren't more power lines buried underground? Good Question.
Every Friday, WCCO takes a closer look at some of the Good Questions that came our way that weren't selected for earlier segments. This week, John Lauritsen looks at the origins of kindergarten, rulers and tickling yourself.
We will soon begin to see some of Minnesota's most-beloved creatures come out of hibernation. Different species of bats, bears, turtles and snakes all hibernate here, and many rely on more than warm weather to wake up.
Experts say the spring housing season is off to a slow start. The National Association of Realtors says the number of homes for sale is down in the Twin Cities and other markets.
The start of the month leaves no doubt -- April is our windiest month of the year. The good news is that with the help of turbines, a lot of that wind can be turned into electricity to help power our homes.
We are officially in road construction season -- also known as spring and summer in Minnesota. So, how long are our roads supposed to last? Good Question.
Every Friday, Heather Brown takes a closer look at some of the Good Questions that came her way. This week, she's looking at the mechanics of whistling and what it means to say "natural causes."
This year, the state of Minnesota expects to process 2.7 million tax returns. Almost two-thirds of Minnesotans have already filed, and the state says it's issued one million refunds so far.
On Tuesday night, Late, Late Show host James Corden hosted a Carpool Karaoke special featuring Jennifer Lopez and Adele. So, why can some people sing well? And others can't? Good Question.
A new study in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings comes to a pretty depressing conclusion. Only 3 percent of Americans live what's considered a healthy lifestyle. So, what does it mean to be healthy? Good Question.
Each Friday, Heather Brown answers some of our viewers' burning questions that we didn't have a chance to get to during the week. So, let's get started!
